Farmer's Weekly

What political messages would speak to agricultural issues ahead of the elections?

During the run-up to the national elections, leaders of the various political parties contesting for power will outline their manifestos, speaking to the various challenges across society and the economy, and outlining how they plan to address these challenges.

PARTIES' ELECTION MANIFESTOS

Given the history of this country, it is commonplace for political parties to include land and agricultural policies in their election manifestos and promises. This year’s elections come when

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